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, 1887-04-21

flies north. The wind blows long and
hrcar. The kid with his kite, the fire.
qGent deg fight, all prove that spring is
here"
An exchange tells how q girls taste
differs according to her age: AT 1G she
want 4 dude with toothpick shoes and r
microscopic moustache or coGchman,
at 30 a chief justice with piles Of tin, at
- she will he satisfied with member of
congress on 4 salary, at 30 anything that
wears pants, from an editor up.
An extensive plot is unearthed IN In
dia, among the Burmese and Dacoits, to
burn and p!under, ard to murder the
English residents in favor of a new
king. The plot has been frustrated by
police.
Definite advices nave reached 2anzi-
bar of Enim Bey whom Stanley has gone
t. relieve. lie IS established at Walladi
Go:lh Of Albert Nyanza.
Or. Parker, tie great London preach
er, Is coming to America. He will pro-
nouHce an eulogy over Henry Ward
beecher. i'll Brooklyn on June 2ith.
Call at the ARGUS real estate agency
ana get figures on piece OF excellent
uulmprove4 farming land near Dunge-
ness
, 1887-04-21

y great many requests have been sent
"u' This week f'r donations ou .hc Uni
Tfr#':, '.a"fs- There vii bo activity
'... y ,Aj5 iiUe till thr amount required
s- fully made up. Look ont for person
al solicitation soon If you have not yet
uarr ar share,
! L. GEll Of Portland, vice president
co. the La Camas Paper Co. and >. Il.
Irwin. superintendent y the mlp, lave
r~fu-.rI from ag ez.euIed trip east
vle.. t-sr purchased the latest imDrov-
g.i l.a.......-v. and now tIr-v rro,rse to
ral1..l tla b1ro,F mill IN g, Is-.,o- scale
tr...r, l.-s.~. fo-ro- ,g,r l., ,,o,.,r.n-
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, 1887-04-21

tFrym Tue~day's Daily,
y stiff bEcese from the southeast has
prevailed all day.
The steamship Geo. W. Elder arrived
this afternoon from Frisco with 4 fair
list Of passengers. She had on board 81
tons Of freight for this port, and % ior
Alaskan ports.
The ship jeremiah Thompson was
shipping a crew at Port Discovery yes
toTday.
Her Najesty's ship Triumph arrived in
Esquimalt harbor today from San Fran
cisco,
Business in the marine circles, has
been exceedingly quiet during the past
few days,
The ship john \. Bigss, Randall, ITO
tons, is loading coal at Naaaimo for San
Francisco.
The ship Joseph S. SPinney has SAILED
from Liverpool for loaded with railroad
iron for Seattle
The steamship Wellington has arrived
at Departure Bay, to lead coal as return
cargo TO San Francisco.
The I. S surveying schooner Earnest
is i'll the harbor from mp Sound. She
viii leave tomorrow for trip among
the islands.
The Olympian Will leave Seattle early
tomorrow morning. for Tacoma, ana
thence to this port, arriving late i'll the
afternoon.
a large humber OF passengers from
San Francisco, en- route to Alaska,
stopped over at Victoria TO await the
Olympiau.
The bark California. Capt. Davis,
which sailed from Port Blakely Feb. 2i,
for Melbourne, arrived the early part of
the present month.
The ship John Mcdonald, Capt. Slov-
er, PIP tons, completed loading her
cargo Of 1000 tons of Wellington coal at
Nanaimo this morning. She Will sail
for San Francisco
\ very unusual number Of wrecks have
occurred off Newfoundland this spring.
Iu a recent gale two barks weat down
with their mooorings at Rose Blame and
several other ships were lost
Norwegian bark Rosenberg is loading
lumber at Utsalady for Sydney, New
South Wales.
ship Glory OF the Seas, freeman, 20G7
tons, is loading coal at Departure Ba
for Frisco.
Bktne. Qu:ckstep sailed this morning
from Port Hadlock, lumber laden for
San Diego.
Br. ship Rive rside was chartered last
week at San Pedro to come to Nanaimo.
and load coal for southern California.
The bark Oakland, Welfare, 543 tons,
loaded with lumber, sailed today from
Port Madison, bound to San Diego.
, 1887-04-21
TcIcpsraphic RreVitIcs.

Italy is preparing for further conqgest5
in Africa.
Destitute people a:e fleeing from
drouth stricken Texas.
Montrealis having strike Of employ
ees of the Canadian Pacific.
Bishop Lee, OF Wilmington, Deieware,
was buried on Friday last.
Very severe storm yesterday over the
entire eastern portion of our land.
Germany has convicted nine social;sts.
She deals very kindly with them.
The Canadian government is having
stormy time over the fishery question.
T. T. Andrews, of Texas, is appointed
special agent OF the bureau OF annual III
dustry.
Gen. Dan Siel,ies has just heired an
estate from his father worth a million
dollars.
james c. Patrick, prominent San
Francisco merchant, died on yesterday
morning.
The new El Mahdi, of the Soudar, is
fishing for recognition of the Kedive of
Egypt.
The n. Z. has consummated sale OF
S20gO0U acres of timber land in Min
nesotG.
The new steel cruiser Charleston is
being pushed toward completion as
rapidly as possible.
The Indians of Manitoba are on the
rampage. Some bad reports also come
from Dakota, but they are coatr1dicted.
Fifty dealers in oleomargarine con-
fessed to selling i'll New York, and wer,
fined from SO to SlCO each. They cor
tinue to sell.
Parrell IS in trouble over II bogus OF
forged letter. The Times Insists that ne
wrote it. He aflirms be did not. lie
ought to know.
The French and Germans are fortify-
ing along the fronier Alsace Lorraine.
They probably are not as mad as they
were in the winter.
10 the Haddock murder case the jury
have disagreed and bave been. discharS-
ed. There is some ugly rumor of offered
bribes by the defense.
The finger boards Of immigration this
summer are all pointing toward the
Puget Sound country.
There is such an abundance of fruit
in the Puget Sound country that Gamer
les ought to multiply here this summer.
oheepmen claim, says the Arlington
Times, that more sheep perished on an
average this season, in Eastern Oregon,
than has been for several years.
4 man who gave his name as Du
Russo, on the hotel register, suicided at
Vancouver, w. T., last Thursday.
Ohio has had a terrific shaking up
with a cyclone. Not much chance to
get sleepy in that country.
The demand for Chinese laborera on
railroads is increasing. The o. & G. road
is Offering very high wages,
A large number Of eastern capitalists
are coming west, specially TO invest in
timber land. Timber land will "boom"
this summer.
King kaIakaug's government is ser
iously troubled just now with Il large
gang Of outlaws hidden in the noun
tains Businesses of the islands. They
are well armed and strong.
The telegraph reports an unusual
number of fires, Dover, N, looses $780,
OOO. Milwaukee, SI75,O0O Salem, Mass.
Jooses vcry. heavily; Kennebunkport,
Me, is bali destroyed; Pegn. India, q
large town IS nearly entirely destroyed.
Many oihsr places have smaller fires.
The historian perpetrates the follow
ing joke: Tie seals are reported 10
have left Sand island. They have the
interstate commerce law under present
consideration, probably.
A Pnneyille poet stalks forth with
this: The sun come forth, the goose
, 1887-04-21

III ttts biSlfl't iStlIts nDlulN1 leTHlS Ut fcTl
Townsend ". T.
J. J.. MORRISON. Plaintiff
".
JnIIS CSRLE. joins w. GRAY, No. 93S.
y. NAY. and JAMES |. FARMS
woETH, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale Issued
out OF the aboye-cntitled court, in the above
entitled act On, the 9th day of April, 1881, and
10 me directed and delivered. | have dHly levied
upon the property described in said order of sale,
and described rs follows, to-wit: those certain
parcels Ct lad situate in San Juan County,
two, and the southeast quarter of the north-eas:
quarter OF section i've. II township 36 north of
range one vest, and the south quarter of the
sOutE-eaet quarter of section IL. township 81,
north OF range one west, containing lG0 acres,
the same 10 be sold subject TO two prior mort
cages, viz: one in favor of plaintiff dated Sep
temher I'D. 1881. and fled for record September
2i;h, l~ori, for The sum of $4,000 and interest
tTom dae- and one in favor of said defendant
John ". Gray for the sum of $4,000 and interest
from June 18th, 1851, and filed for record June
ith, 1851.
Notice is therefore hereby given. that on Mon
day the 23d day of May, 1851, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
of said day, in front OF the Court House, at Fri
day llarbor san Juan County, Washington Ter
rItory, Will in obedience to said order OF sale,
sell The above-dCscrIb2d property, or so much
thereof as may b. necessary to satisfy thc iudg-
meat IN said action with interest thereon and
costs, at public auction TO the highest bidder for
cash.
Dated at Friday Harbor. April Is, 1897.
JOHN KELLY.
Sheriff of san Juan County,
Wild Washington Territory.
, 1887-04-21
TM At'rekln Ar9Hs.
from rnursdmH's DaiIy.

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EUIDg famous ''' ',''''' ''
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never see H'I Will '' ''''.'' 7''0"'
Five more FeTSaHI u-i''i WI" 'he NJ
I. church at the I''!'"i M'tuhs last
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the way oI' 'o,''' . '''D o''' - -
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10. o. +. BALL.-On the 2G.h inst,
there will lie grand Odd Fellows ball
given by Washington Euc"mFmeht. No.
& "Mispah' Rebecca Decree, No. II;
and Mt Baker, No. in EoLoc of the
6Stb anniversary OF Odd Fellowship.
u;s, Hannah D1aner left TO-DAY for
T. C,,,s- with y stock -, Z millinery aud
, 1887-04-21
Fro.a Yc..craay's Daily

N.T. II Iln nG went IOtGS 10 upper
Chiuacum with the family Of Mr.. John
Anderson.
we have received tie Palouse Eity
Boomerang in exchange. Il is lively
local paper, and Is evidently living up 90
It's privileges. Z, II. Oscutt is publisher.
Odd Fellows ball next Tuesday even
ing at the opera house. Read their ad-
vertiscment. Invitations were issued
today from the ARGUS job rooms.
Capt Jas. Gilmore of the steamer Rust
Ter has purchased lots on the hill near
Capt J. L. Buffers, and is erecting a
cottage residence thereon.
j. b. Hayer, bright young journalist
who published the Rockford Spokane
Coz Enterprise, died this month of con-
sumption, while Oh his way home from
the east.
At the II, E. church this evening, Mrs.
AIoiloy will preach on "The Kings Busi-
ness Demands Haste" Tomorrow at 8,
p. IL. the pastor will preach On Heal
ing by Faith" Services only an hour
long.
MI Henry 2. Barbour, of the St. Paul
N0rtilreSt, was in town today; the ARGUS
acknowledges a call from him. He went
to Tacoma to rejoin Mr.. L. V. SmaIley,
the publisher, and the party will start
homeward in q few days. Mr.. Smalley
now employs three artists in illustrating
his magazine.
Jacob Napier, a seaman, died yester-
day at the Marine hospital, from internal
injuries received in falling, while intoxi-
Gated, from the Port Discovery stage, the
wheels passing over him. He had been
shipped on the jeremiah Thompson and
was on his way to Port Discovery, when
the accident occurred, to join the crew.
He died from rupture of the intestines.
We met today Mr. George VenabIe
Smith, agent of The Port Angeles CO.
operative colony, and Mr.. Mann, broth.
er Of Mayor Mann of Tacoma. They
are going to Port Angeles tomorrow,
where Mr.. Mann will take charge of the
colony store and hotel soon TO be built.
These gentlemen are quite enthusiastic
about The city they are to assist in build
ing on the shores of the straits.
Qaite a commotion was caused this
morning Ey the arrival Mr.. Thos. Bor-
ger from Port Discovery with wagon
load Of fresh Goldfish just caught in Dis
coyery Bay. These fine fish were bought
bv Harry Tibbals for the Portland mar
ket. Mr.. Berger says he will be over
with another load tomorrow for the local
market. He says there is an abundance
cs the FISH at Discovery.
Hon. Il. Coffroth and wife of Lafay-
cite, Ind, are visiting Puget Sound.
Mr.. Coffroth is leading democrat and
an able lawyer before the supreme bench
OF Indiapa. They arrived today iu Port
Townsend, and proceeded mp the Sound
whence they viii return in fey days TO
visit their friends, the Bashe7 Judge
GofTroth was defeated by a small major
ity at the last election in Indiana, for
supreme Judge.
, 1887-04-21
From ErIdax,s DaiIx.

Uncle Toms Cabin.
Hon. C. NJ. Bradshaw arrived home
today from Seattle.
Frank Clapp Of Duugeness has been
upthe Sound this week.
The Presbytery of Puget Sound con-
yened at Seattle yesterday.
The framework OF MIS-. Gerrish's new
residence on tie hill is already up.
Mr. Levi Foss, of Jackman & Foss,
hss returned from a trip to Seattle.
DR.. Hills new building next to the
Good Templar Hall is to be a double
dwelling.
The Dancing club had a pleasant So
.ttial at Learned's opera house last even
ing.
Fred Terry is taking his brick build
ing off the bands of PettygroVe & Con
ner, and will open another business there
IsWas stated at the NJ. E. church last
evening that 81 persons had thus far
been converted during the revival.
The steamer Enterprise brought
another SEQ load of hay from WILDLY
island today for Hastings Commission
House.
Ar. Fisher, an architect from Victoria,
vas IN town this week, planning divers
and sundry buildings for Port. Townsend
business men
Among the passengers on the Dis
datch yesterday were: L. J. Ward re-
turning to Duugeuess. Miss Sarah Cline,
Miss Gays, Mrs. o. Il. Morgan and sew
eial others.
Inspector of Customs Boyd of the
steamer George E. Ctarr, has been quite
SICK at his room IN Port Townsend
for several days and Inspector of Gus.
toms James q. Price i in his place.
Mrs. Dewitt Deniaon, Of Smiths L..
aad light-Luus,', who h4s heea in very
poor health for long time and who has
oeen In Port Townsend for several weeks
aader the care of Mis-. DR.. Harrison, re-
turned to her home today with health
much improved.
Ar. j, Warren Delano, tie Lawyer
Marks" OF Uncle Toms Cabin, is a news
paper publisher of fifteen years exper-
fence IN the south. He was delighted
with the Pacific coast during his visit to
eah francisco at the time OF the great
might Templar conclave, and at once
'O'd out his newspaper plant and came
*ess 10 see and grow up with the coun-
Try With such dramatic talent it is not
surprising that he should have chosen
'nis method of making his tour of obser.
Sation- While showman's life has its
drawbacks, yet there are compeusations
at' DeLano isn't bothered between acts
|" the printer yelling for copy.
Capt Z. Fl. McAlmond of Dungeness,
"no built and until recently owned the
s'looner Champion which was wrecked
Wis month, is said to be drawing plans
'Of another schooner. He is an old shin
~aS'eF from the coast of Maine, and
sasn ne built the Champion it was main
With view of securing speed. She
as aeet craft, specially useful in pilot.
aud IN skilltul hands was perfectly
'a'e. 1t was common remark when
'De indians bought her that she would
ln away With them. Had her old mas
- oeen on board during that terrific
st IL Is probable that lie would baye
''e 'he vessel to aud succeeded in rid.
us0nt the storm. The Champion was
n nc ot the stauRchest vessels that sailed
p" McAlmond built a schooner at
lu'm ~ Bay in 1860, the Rebecca. that is
:. sailing around if We mistake no,
'Ons the Coast of California.
, 1887-04-21
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, 1887-04-21
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FROM .ruesc,ay,s 1failx.

james Williamson, Customs inspec-
TOR. has gone to La Conner for tempo
rary duty.
Michael Miunehan is in town gain
from Sequim-his lame hand having
been successfully treated.
The Postal Telegraph Gable Company
announces through the columns Of the
AEGUs that 1t Is now ready for business.
:lessrs. Geo. Bauder * Co. of Fast
Sound, Oscas Island, are getting fine
lot of printed stationery from the ARGUS
Job ICONS this week.
Mayor ID. W. Smith is grading part
of his lot at the foot of the hill along
side Of the Zigzag steps, and is laying the
foundation of new building TO be
erected there.
Mr.. Gwin Hicks, Deputy Collector of
Internal Revenue, writes from Tacoma
to say that be viii be in Port Townsend
on tie 2Sth inst, for the purpose OF issu-
ing revenue licenses for the ensuing
year.
The man who reaches any eminence
where his name is used is point for a
joke 10y the funny man of the opera may
well rouse and pinch himself and in
quire; IF this famc?" Our University
is Oh the road to immortal glory now,
sure.
Everybody praises the Bijou Opera
Co. Their rendition of "Alikado" last
evening was witnessed by a large aud
ieuce who were delighted by the per
iormauce, the costGmes, the scenery and
the music. 1t was fully up 10 the high
est expectation.
The revival at the NJ. E. church con-
tiUues in unabatei power. Thus far A.
peIsous have professcd conversion, aud
81 have united with tie Methodist
church. Last evenings sermon by Mrs.
Molioy was one Of the very bet. Her
audience was profoundly novel. and
much good Was done. If some WI, pro-
fes4 Christianity were aiding in this good
wor,. instead OF circulating malicious re-
ports il would be better.
, 1887-04-21
Rrom MondnY,s DliIx.l


Nor. bark Amelia Marta, COL tons,
Capt f. Tonnesen, arrived yesterday
from Shanghai in ballast. She will load
lumber at Port Ludlow fer Sydney
The ship Kate Davenport, Rowland,
l24o. Was towed to sea by tug Blakoly
this morninG, lumber laden for San
Francisco, from Port Blakely.
The Owners of tbe bark d. c. Murray,
Kali, will load the vessel with lumber at
Port Hadlock for San Francisco, and Ie-
turn with a miscellaneous cargo of mer.
chandise.
The Br bark Glenforg, SOL tons, now
at Portland, is reported as chartered to
load lumber on the Sound. Destination
unknown.
The bark Nellie May will sail tomor-
morrow, lumLer laden.
The repairing on the Zolia is being
done by Harry Fuge, the ship carpenter.
Sealing schr. Grace arrived at Victoria
Friday from Clayoquo: Sound with 200
seal skins.
Schr, Active, owned by Guttnan &
Frank of Victoria, is thought to be lost.
Terrible gales off the coast of New
foundland.
The steamship Olympiar. Capt. Car
roll, 20 hour Fccm San Franc. SEQ, arriv-
ed last evening at Quincy street wharf,
and left early this morning for Seattle.
Reports from Victoria, states that the
bark Elsinore, in Barclays Sound, Is
clear of wa;eF. The Tye6 was engaged
today to tGw The bark back II his port
The Swed. bark Araean, Hedberg, G95
tons, lumter laden from Tacoma, WAS
toweJ to sea this morning 10y Jug Mogul.
The Br. bark Koscuisko, Logan, 1172
tons, arrived from Port Gamble today,
and cleared for Sydney, with a cargo of
S77 COO feet Of lumber.
The ship Geo. F. Manson, Morse, l4ls
tons, arrived Saturday night at Port
! Angeles from Yokohama. She will
, 1887-04-21

c Hs next annual communication of the
i'r.. iua Lodge Of Masaas of Washington
II. borI vii se urld at laDcouver on
'aS INST Wedaes.Itris insIeod -
II ~ .lsss1d tisss1d U-.rs some of tie
&C. s fEifed to hold the coramuniea-
, 1887-04-21

goa a tx. II. stephens, of Georgia.
& CaI.tiss tFophylnctlc Find is an ar.i-
B " iit'ie COST. but gIeat value. It's
~ 7stie as we'll rs mediciua! uses are
Ne' Ioas while It's specialties are most
I,:, te'iu,: No head of family should
, 1887-04-21
kES1ISN.

ALDRtCH-In this. on the 14th inst,
to the wife Of Clark Aldrich, Esq., a
daughter.
, 1887-04-21
shipping Notes
lFrom YesrerGa3 : Daily


The Steamer Olympian arrived this
afternoon at 4. from up Sound, for
Aluska- Sails tonight.
Br. ship Geo. Thompson was towed to
Port Gamble today by tug Blakely.
Ship Rosie Welt, Capt. Welt, 1895
tons, was chartered this week at San
Francisco, to load coal from NauaimG as
return cargo.
Schr. Geo. S. Marks was blown up
from some mysterious cause, between
Baltimore and Charleston a few days ago.
The passenger steamer Tasmania was
wrecked off Bonifacio. She was an iron
vessel, OF 449S tons, en- route from Bonn
bay to Marseifles. She bad on board
80 persons, only so of whom are known
10 be saved.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 19th,-Arrived-
Steamer City of Chester, Victoria; ship
Sintram, Nanaimo. Cleared-Sp Cheese
borough, Nanaimo. SaiIel-Ship Bo-
nanza, PUGET Sound.
, 1887-04-21
MAKING ROOM FOR
Spring & Summer Goods

We are now Offering our Immense
Stock of Fall and Winter Clothing.
Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps at greatly reduced prices
, 1887-04-21

probably load coat at Nanaim for San
Francisco.
, 1887-04-21

Avail yourself of this opportunity
to get a Suit of Clothes, Overcoat.
underwear. Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Cape, at from 20 to 10 perc ent less
than former prices.
, 1887-04-21
SheE!ms Sale.

In the District Court, holding terms at Port
Townsend, ". T.
J. l.. MORRISON. Plaintiff,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-30
6. s.. Mluer,

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unb f%eriler neben 3ei6nensM ~ateriaIien
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